Mattityahu — Dieser Artikel behandelt unter anderem die israelische Siedlung Schilo, Silo. Für andere Bedeutungen von Silo, Schilo, Schiloh, Shiloh, Shilo siehe Silo (Begriffsklärung). Diese Liste israelischer Siedlungen führt alle größeren israelischen… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Mattityahu Peled — Date of birth 20 July 1923(1923 07 20) Place of birth Haifa, Mandate Palestine Date of death 1 … Wikipedia
Mattityahu Strashun — (1817–1885) was a rabbi and scholar of Vilna, the son of Samuel Strashun. The Strashun Library of rabbinical and other works, often spoken of as the largest library of Jewish learning in the world[1] and which he gave to the community[2], became… … Wikipedia
Mattityahu Strashun — Fils de Samuel Strashun, Mattityahu Strashun (1er octobre 1817 – 13 décembre 1885) fut un rabbin et un érudit de Vilnius qui joua un rôle important dans la Haskala. La bibliothèque Strashun, qui comprenait des travaux rabbiniques et d autres… … Wikipédia en Français
Mattityahu — n. male first name (Hebrew form of Mattathias) … English contemporary dictionary
SHOHAM (Polakevich), MATTITYAHU MOSHE — (1893–1937), Hebrew poet and playwright. Born in Warsaw, and orphaned at an early age, Shoham was educated by his grandfather and uncle. He studied foreign languages and secular literature largely on his own. In 1930 he went to Palestine, but… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
MATTIAH (Mattityahu) BEN ḤERESH — (second century C.E.), tanna, mentioned twice in the Mishnah (Yom. 8:6, Avot 4:15), and a few times in the tannaitic midrashim. One tannaitic midrash lists Mattiah among a group of scholars who fled Ereẓ Israel (apparently after the fall of betar … Encyclopedia of Judaism
SHELEM (Weiner), MATTITYAHU — (1904–1975), Israeli composer. Born in Zamoscz, Poland, Shelem went to Palestine in 1922, worked in agriculture and road building and in 1927 joined kibbutz Bet Alfa. For a time he was a shepherd, and the shepherds and shearing festival songs… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Cheshvan — ← Tishrei Marcheshvan (מַרְחֶשְׁוָן) Kislev → The Great Flood, which supposedly wiped … Wikipedia
Samuel Strashun — Samuel ben Joseph Strashun (1794 mars 21, 1872) (en hébreu: שמואל שטראשון מוילנא), connu également sous l appellation de Rashash (רש ש) était un talmudiste russe né en Zaskevitch, dans le gouvernement de Vilnius. Il fut instruit par son père, et… … Wikipédia en Français
